Afcons Infrastructure Limited — PPTs, 18-05-2026: Investor Presentation

Afcons reported FY26 total income of ₹12,322 Cr and a profit after tax (PAT) of ₹251 Cr, a decline from the previous year. Q4 saw a PAT loss of ₹-89 Cr. Despite this, the company holds a robust order book of ₹32,496 Cr as of March’26, with a healthy 2.6x book-to-bill ratio, largely from Urban Infra (51%) and Hydro & Underground (23%) segments. Net Debt to Equity is at 0.5x.

Recent developments include listing on NSE and BSE, and securing India's first 7km undersea rail tunnel project for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail Corridor. Key project milestones include commissioning the HRRL Crude Oil Terminal and inaugurating sections of the Bangalore Metro and Delhi-Meerut Rapid Transit System.

Afcons' strategy focuses on sustainable, profitable growth by optimizing project execution, expanding its global footprint, and selectively pursuing large, complex engineering projects. The company emphasizes cost management and a skilled workforce, leveraging its strategic equipment base, which includes one of India's largest custom Tunnel Boring Machine inventories, for extreme engineering projects.